Rhetoric as a Course of Study

David Fleming

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Rhetoric and Communication Studies Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Linguistics and Education Research

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Examines the simultaneous rise of rhetorical theory and continued decline of rhetorical education. Presents and discusses three definitions of “rhetoric.” Argues for the historical prominence and continued relevance of the third definition: rhetoric as the study of speaking and writing well.

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